Unprecedented jumps of fraud case; The police direct entry into the regulation

On the sidelines of the 21st Olympus Exhibition, Commander Vahid Majid announced a dramatic increase in cases related to Ramazar crimes in the country. According to him, the number of these cases, which was only 5 cases in year 2, reached about 4,000 last year.

Commander Vahid Majid emphasized that Feta police have been directly entered into the regulatory process due to the rapid growth of Ramarzi frauds and are active in specialized workshops. Its main focus is on examining the amount of cyber security of active businesses in the field of Ramsar and how they provide services to create specific frameworks for protecting users.

Referring to the growth of digital currencies in financial transactions and the formation of new frauds, he added that many of the victims of these cases do not have enough knowledge of basic concepts such as digital wallets. This makes citizens easily fall into the trap of profiteers. According to him, the responsibility for securing users is not the only responsibility of the police, and part of this task goes back to the Ramazari currency exchanges. In this regard, coordination with the Central Bank has been carried out and it is expected that macroeconomic policies will be determined in the near future to clarify the task of criminalization and legal mechanisms.

In another part of his remarks, Majid pointed to the security requirements of businesses active in the field. He explained that international security indicators have been reported to private companies and that they are required to apply these standards in their operations. Based on this framework, areas such as infrastructure security, network safety, and the security competences of engineers and managers are reviewed and evaluated. Feta Police constantly monitors these businesses and has recommended that standards be implemented seriously and operated in operations.

He also said about the actions that businesses should take after cyber attacks that services should not be stopped and that companies are required to clear the systems and reach relative stability as much as possible. He added that numerous solutions have been provided by the Feta Police to the private sector. According to him, police are also next to businesses after the attack to help them return to sustainable conditions.